Judge Strikes Down DHS Detention Policy
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A federal judge in Nevada has struck down a Department of Homeland Security policy mandating detention for immigrants in deportation cases who entered without inspection. This policy, which skipped bond hearings for those eligible for bail, was deemed a Fourth Amendment violation in a ruling this Monday by Judge Richard Boulware. The class-action lawsuit, filed by the ACLU of Nevada and others, challenged a policy tweak from last year that expanded border custody rules to people picked up anywhere in the country. Immigrants rights groups are hailing this as a significant victory, potentially freeing hundreds already in custody and preventing thousands more from automatic lockup. The ruling is a game-changer, keeping the fight for fair hearings alive.
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